Sanna Svedestedt
Jeweller
Published: 14.06.2013
svede.seNeckpiece: Lapptjärn, 2014
Naturally tanned reindeer skin, leather straps, titanium
From series: Wild
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Neckpiece: Lapptjärn, 2014
Naturally tanned reindeer skin, leather straps, titanium
From series: Wild
Side view
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Neckpiece: Djupsjön, 2014
Naturally tanned reindeer skin, leather straps, titanium
From series: Wild
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Brooch: Vikvallen, 2014
Naturally tanned reindeer skin, titanium, iron
From series: Wild
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Ring: Wooden diamond, 2015
Birch wood, dye, 22k gold leaf, lacquer
4 x 4 cm
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Earrings: Wooden diamonds, 2015
Birch wood, dye, 22k gold leaf, lacquer, silver, iron, 18k gold
2 x 6 cm
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Ring: Wooden diamond, 2013
Birch wood, lacquer
5 x 6 cm
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Neckpiece: Building Blocks, 2013
Naturally tanned reindeer skin
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Piece: Neckpiece and bracelets Building blocks, 2013
Naturally tanned reindeer skin
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Neckpiece: Building blocks, 2013
Naturally tanned reindeer skin
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Neckpiece: Building blocks, 2013
Naturally tanned reindeer skin
Back view
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Piece: Hat and necklace Building blocks, 2013
Naturally tanned reindeer skin, buttons
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Ring: Birch Diamond, 2010
Wood, laquer
4 x 6 cm
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Ring: Play Diamond, 2009
playwood, laquer
4 x 5 cm
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Statement
To me, jewellery is a form of expression and a language. Sometimes my jewellery is meant to be worn on a body, but not always. Still the connection to people, identity, heritage and culture is always there, which is why I find jewellery as an art form intriguing. By moving an object and putting it in the wrong place or by recreating something in an unanticipated material the perspective of the viewer can be distorted.I don’t intend to be crude or funny, but when a piece is unexpected, it might evoke a smile, surprise or bewilderment. With that feeling lingering in our faces, our minds are open to new thoughts.
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